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Bloodletting

1997·Horror·1h 29m
7.1
Serena Stalin wanted to learn from the best. So she tracked down Butch Harlow, one of the world’s most notorious serial killers, and blackmailed him into teaching her the fine art of murder. Now, as the lessons begin, teacher and bloodthirsty student unleash an unspeakable passion that forces them to kill over and over again, leaving a trail of horribly mutilated victims in their wake...
Directed by Matthew Jason Walsh
serial killer

Cast

Ariauna Albright
Ariauna Albright
Serena Stalin
James L. Edwards
James L. Edwards
Butch Harlow / Walt Lipsky
Sasha Graham
Sasha Graham
Patti
Scooter McCrae
Scooter McCrae
Boog
Tina Krause
Tina Krause
Lori
Michael L. Raso
Michael L. Raso
Detective Orville
Pete Jacelone
Pete Jacelone
Sergeant Slade
Michael Gingold
Michael Gingold
Onlooker #1

Crew

J.R. Bookwalter
J.R. Bookwalter
Editor
Ariauna Albright
Ariauna Albright
Executive Producer

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Bowie
Bowie
Bloodletting
I need to be freed of movies with insufferable men
I need to be freed of movies with insufferable men
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Colin
Colin
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Bloodletting receives 10 minute standing ovation in Rachel and Liam’s apartment
Bloodletting receives 10 minute standing ovation in Rachel and Liam’s apartment
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Spence
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Bloodletting is basically Heathers for the most irritating bunch of 90s Tarantino fans. That’s a bit harsh- I actually liked this, but it’s definitely obnoxious. It’s intentionally self-aware in that very 90s meta horror way. Sometimes the hammy acting and edgy dialogue pushes its luck a little too far. The filmmaking and script are really good for what they are though and I think fans of independent films might enjoy this. It’s admirable work.
Bloodletting is basically Heathers for the most irritating bunch of 90s Tarantino fans. That’s a bit harsh- I actually liked this, but it’s definitely obnoxious. It’s intentionally self-aware in that very 90s meta horror way. Sometimes the hammy acting and edgy dialogue pushes its luck a little too far. The filmmaking and script are really good for what they are though and I think fans of independent films might enjoy this. It’s admirable work.
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Colin
Colin
Bloodletting
Now this is why I’m in film school
Now this is why I’m in film school
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Jake McCoy
Jake McCoy
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Bloodletting (1997) | Flick